Four More Contracts for Greater Boston Baseball League
Four players signed with the Greater Boston baseball league yesterday. Frank W. Lacey age 20 from Malden plays third base. John J. Wallace age 21 from Cambridge plays first base. Rudolph D. Casey age 18 from Brockton is a shortstop. John J. Culpin age 19 from East Dedham is an outfielder. Each has prior semi pro and local team experience.
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Greater Boston Baseball League
Frank W. Lacey
West Street
Malden
John J. Wallace
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Rudolph D. Casey
Montello Street
Brockton
John J. Culpin
Colburn Street
East Dedham
Lacey
Russell A. C
Wash Suits Bargains Below Cost Across 5000 Pieces
Advertises wash suits priced from 75c to 2.00 with 5000 in stock and claims no stamps or special sales. Promises same quality suits listed at 1.50 and contrasts with $25 to $27 instalment men’s clothes. Urges buyers to avoid installment plans.
Fenway Court Art Museum Opens for Holy Week
Mrs. John L. Gardner’s Venetian palace opens to the public for Holy Week with a two-ticket daily limit. The inaugural day draws New York visitors and local art lovers, featuring works by Matisse, Titian, and Civitali, including Head of Christ and Madonna and Child in terra cotta.
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Fenway Court
John L. Gardner
Venetian Palace
Henri Matisse
Head OF Christ
T. E. Marr
Fight for Maine and Vermont caucuses shape convention delegates
Governor Mead and Republican leaders canvassed Saturday caucuses in Rutland and said four delegates from the state convention and two from the first district will back Taft. Roosevelt leads in the second district with a wide margin and could win four at large delegates. Taft leads in the first district per Roosevelt rivals.
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Rutland
Apri
John A. Mead
Taft
Roosevelt
Ernest W. Gibson
Brattleboro
Roosevelt Not Printed on Wisconsin Ballot
Milwaukee voters face a split election with Mayor Seidel seeking re election and a presidential primary plus national convention delegates. The Republican ballot lists La Follette and Taft with space to write in Roosevelt.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Seidel
la Follette
Taft
Roosevelt
Fined for Row on Boston Elevated Car in Newton
Louis Sandifer of 117 Hicks Street West Newton was tried in Newton Police Court for disorderly conduct on a Boston Elevated surface car and disturbance on the street. He was found guilty on both charges and fined 15 dollars for the car offense. The second complaint was put on file.
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Louis Sandifer
Hicks Street
West Newton
Newton
Boston
Roosevelt Plans Speeches in Vermont
Colonel Roosevelt announced plans to travel from Oyster Bay New York to the South for a series of speeches. He will speak in Louisville on Wednesday with stops in West Virginia and Maryland and many back platform speeches in each state. The full itinerary will be released in New York tonight.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Taft and Roosevelt Tie in Biddeford Delegates
Biddeford voters gave Roosevelt 14 delegates while the rest were split with Taft in a first district Republican convention race. The event appointed delegates to the Republican national convention and was held in Portland with surrounding towns also selecting delegates.
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Dixon Seeks Vermont for Roosevelt in Roosevelt Campaign
Senator Joseph M. Dixon head of the Roosevelt national committee arrived in New York en route to Vermont, declaring the state will go to Roosevelt.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt National Committee
Vermont
Roosevelt
Two of oldest residents celebrate in Woburn
Mrs tancretia FE Johnson Tay 8 and B T H Porter 88, two longtime Woburn residents, marked their birthday anniversaries yesterday. Mrs Tay is from Burlington and lives with her daughter Miss Anna Frances Tay on Church Street. Porter was born in Boston on April 1, 1823 and has long retired from real estate.
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Tancretia FE. Johnson Tay
B. T. H. Porter
Woburn
Tay
Burlington
Porter
Boston
Yay
Anna Frances Tay
Church Street
For Rheumatism Elmer & Amend's N Y 2851 Relief
T Metcalf Co Boston carries T aév advertise relief for rheumatism. The fragment notes Elmer and Amend’s NY 2851 as a relief source with a Boston address suggesting distribution or proof of efficacy.
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Elmer & Amend’s
N. Y
T. Metcalf Co
Boylston St
Boston
T. Aév
Day of Strikes and Gains for Workers
Reported widespread labor action across New England as painters decorators carpenters and granite workers joined textile operatives in wage demand strikes. Boston Worcester and Brookline workers protested for higher pay while Canadian Northern building crews and American lumber mills also began strikes under I W W influence.
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B. C
Hoquiam
Wash
He W. W
Chicago
San Diego
Cal
Textile wage strikes spread across New England mills
A strike of 400 granite workers in Milford and 176 Barre clerks refuse to work after failed wage talks. Carpenters and painters in Bennington join a multi town labor wave seeking an eight hour day with no pay cut. Weavers and spinners strike in North Abington, Saco, and Salmon Falls over full-time work and higher wages.
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Barre
Bennington
Victory Webbing Company
North Abington
York Mills
Saco
Salmon Falls
N. H
Saco-Pettee Company
Newton
Lowell
West Warren
Clinton
Rockland
Norton
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
Utica
N. Y
Uniontown
Penn
Boston educator named superintendent of Holyoke schools
Frank P. McSherry of Boston and Clinton was unanimously elected Holyoke superintendent for four years at a salary of 3200 dollars by the School Board at a special meeting.
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Frank P. MceSherry
Boston
Clinton
Clinton High School
McSherry
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertiser Letter from Cumberland
Mrs Marion Bruce of Cumberland Maine reports long use of Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine. She describes improved strength and appetite after starting the remedy in spring and fall, and notes recovery from weakness. She endorses liquid form or Sarsatabs.
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Marion Bruce
Cumberland
Health Laxatives as Aid to Nature and Disease Prevention
Do not neglect your health laxatives are necessary sometimes as an aid to Nature and a preventive against disease. Water.
Obituary notices from Roxbury and Somerville
M Corkle at Roxbury April 1 James R B McCorkle husband of Madeline Curley McCorkle funeral at 46 Clapp Street April 4 Interment Forest Hills. M Govern at Roxbury March 31 Bernard J McGovern husband of Annie McGovern nee Shannon formerly of East Boston funeral from 85 Cedar Street April 3 9 15 am Mass at St Joseph Church Circuit Street interment Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. McNaught Somerville March 31 Thomas E McNaught aged 2 years 1 month funeral private. Nelson Allstop March 31 Mary E beloved wife of Neal F Nelson nee McDevitt.
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Allwood
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Jamaica Plain
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Carl
Anna T. Anderson
Lamartine Terrace
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Charlestown
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Pleasant Street
St. Mary’s Chaurch
Warren Street
Brown
Boston
Margaret Brown
Jones
Sumner Street
St. Mary's Church
Campbell
Roxbury
Anna E
Archibald F
Anna Campbell
Haffey
Nneral
Cobden Street
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
New Calvary
Cowan
Somerville Hospital
J. Wesley Cowan
Woodlawn Cemetery
Curley
Roslindale
St. John
Margaret Curley
Brook Street
Paine Street
Sacred Heart Church
Oelock
Marion Lodge
U. W. Fair River
Mary Baird
Thomas
Hampden Street
St. Patrick's Church
Gara-Vincent J
Michael J. Gara
Saugus
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Saugars
North Station
S A. m
St. William's Church
Gunning
Malachi Gunning
John J. Gunning
Franklin Street
Cambridge
Blessed Sacrament Church
Pearl Street
Lowney
Frances V
Cornelius
Killen Lowney
Donohue
West End
LYNC&1
Michael J
John
Helen Lynch
Maverick Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Marrs
Dorchester
Sarah E
Thomas Matthews
S*rench
Uaris Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Murphy
Maren
Jeremiah
Hannah Murphy
Arthur McNamee
Alen Street
Chambers Street
Everus Court
Columbus
New York
Eclty
M'’Corkle
James RB. McCorkle
Madeline (Curley) McCorkle
Clapp Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Bernard J. McGovern
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Shannont
Fast Boston
Rivrerdale Street
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Holton Street
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Apri
Albert T. Orrall
Ridge Street
O’sullivan
Dennis
Purcell
Elizabett Purcell
Gerard Street
Reagan
Hanna Reagan
Patrick Hurley
Wall Street
Ware
J. P. Cleary Sons
Columbus Avenue
Mission Church
Rice
South Boston
George Rice
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
New Bedford
Annie M. Rice
Duane L. Rice
O'Cloc
Arlington Stree
Simonds
Waltham
Dorcas WS
Joel H. Simonds
Woodlawn
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Stone
Annie W
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E. Douglas & Sons
Broadway
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Kk. J. Crosby
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Somerville
John Sullivan
Nee Reddy
Concord Avenue
Salem
Unie Uare
Cabridge Cemetery
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Elizabeth
Wolyneec
Toria Irene
Stefan Leonarda Wolyneec
Righth Street
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Dorchester Avenue
South Fon
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